Rawhead Rex (film)
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Rawhead Rex is a 1986 film based on a short story by Clive Barker which originally appeared in Volume 3 of his Books of Blood series. It features a monstrous pagan demon's bloody rampage through the Irish countryside.
Though he did write the screenplay, Barker was disappointed with the film and reportedly disowned it. It was his first ever credit as a screenwriter.
The film was directed by George Pavlou and has been criticised for poor plotting and poor production values.
[edit] Cast
- Niall Toibin as Reverent Coot
- David Dukes as Howard Hallenbeck
- Cora Venus Lunny (as Cora Lunny) as Minty Hallenbeck
- Ronan Wilmot as Declan O'Brien
- Niall O'Brien as Detective Inspector Isaac Gissing
- Heinrich von Schellendorf as Rawhead Rex
- Robert Byrne (actor) as a photographer
- Donal McCann as Tom Garron
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